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    Do it yourself Pumpout?

    They need to figure a better way to store their porta potty. In my cuddy, I can get it out in two minutes on a slow day. Lift the center cushion and lift it out, in snap two levers and carry it to the potty dump.
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    Do it yourself Pumpout?

    That equals lots of pumpouts.....family must have diahirea.
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    Do it yourself Pumpout?

    That is rare in my area, they have a fee for everything....take advantage if you can !
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    Do it yourself Pumpout?

    That porta Potty can be dumped at any restroom by pouring it in the toilet rather than having to pump it out. Most people can carry the waste holding tank into a toilet or over to a dump outlet....no paying anyone to pump it out! That is my point.....
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    Do it yourself Pumpout?

    As long as I am not going to clean that out after !!! With all the new laws on human waste making it a hazardous material with special handling requirements, it us only going to get more expensive. Pay the big bucks or switch over to a small porta potty.
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    Switching trailers in my garage with DIY lift

    Don't see any ussues, but as always, go slow and use caution !! I have done this a few times, and used as engine hoist to lift the front with the bow eye with no problems. Be carefull...we don't want to see any injuries !!
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    1993 238 Chris Craft Concept Cuddy Hatch Lid

    You might search for boat salvage yards....kind of a junkyard for boats. They are out there but can be difficult to locate...good luck !
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    power loss and shaking motor

    Most every boat owner has had that experience, for me, more than a few times !
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    new to pontoons

    Just shows how inaccurate those figures can be....that equals 140# per person, better give each one a paddle as there is no extra for a motor....or if the averaged 150# each person, the boat would be overweight before they got their paddles ! Most experienced voters would subtract the motor...
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    new to pontoons

    Most tags figure 150# per person, how many adults do you know that weigh 150# or less.....probably not many, so use the total weight for persons, gear and motor....
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    Pictures of a 1979 StarCraft Fishmaster 160

    Those pics brought back fond memories....years back I owned an 18' Star craft center console and had the same 70 HP outboard. Kids were young and we had great times with that boat !!
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    Non-skid for aluminum floors

    I was never able to keep the no slip tape from peeling up.
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    Leak through transom

    Better for the bellows if stored down, far less stress on them
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    1988 Johnson 70hp control box removal

    They can't change themselves, you should be good
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    Leak through transom

    When a transom starts to go soft the wood inside begins to collapse and allows water to come in a round the seal. Tightening the bolts only compressed the wood mire and can create an even bigger leak. Hopefully you will find something simple Like a leaking hose clamp somewhere.
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    1988 Johnson 70hp control box removal

    Take pictures before disconnecting can help alot, I do it for everything I take apart.....
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    What size bennet slts.

    How much fuel is being carried at the back ? A six gallon tank us not a big deal, but 12 or more gallons does become a big deal !
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    Mercury 4.0 hp

    Not a computer wiz here, to old to learn ! But there are numerous places that have oem parts. Crowlie's if I have the name correct is a popular place. I use my local marine parts supply store, it might cost a few bucks more....but they have the parts in stock most of the time, give you tips...
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    Non-skid for aluminum floors

    Not a horse owner here, only going by what the pkg stated..yes big rolls of various sizes, the one I bought was about 4x6' but a quarter inch thick. Been using it for all kinds of projects from bed liner to a flap for my snowplow to mud flaps for the wheel wells.
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    Mercury 4.0 hp

    Rebuild current carb with a factory rebuild kit, don't use aftermarket parts unless you want to do it over.
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